The workshop agenda will focus on issues related to uncertainty and learning as they relate to the economics and management of environmental and natural resources. Appropriate paper topics include decisions under uncertainty, the value of information, and different models of learning (including...

The primary focus of the workshop is on graduate students, faculty and researchers at universities, public or private institutes, or government agencies involved in research in environmental and natural resource economics.

The objective of this conference is to explore efforts to create and sustain the links vital in an interconnected world. Whether physical or virtual, these connections are the ties that bring the world together and their absence or failure can hamper the ability of a region or society to grow...

The CU Environmental and Resource Economics Workshop provides researchers the opportunity to share their research results and/or ideas in a relaxed, workshop environment. Ample time will be allocated for discussion, allowing researchers to get feedback from other workshop participants. Work...

Camp Resources is a workshop designed for graduate students and young professionals to present their research. This year’s Camp will feature Dr. Raj Chetty of Harvard University as our tutorial speaker and Dr. Al McGartland, Director of the National Center for Environmental Economics of the US...

Proposals must be received by and should be submitted through the WAEA paper submission web site link.

Conference topics: A. Heterodox Approaches of Sustainable Development B. International institutions and sustainable development C. Social sustainability : content and relevance D. Considering the environmental dimension

There will be two types of sessions at the annual meeting: Selected Papers and Symposiums. The Selected Paper sessions are an opportunity for individual NAREA members to share their current research. The Symposium sessions are an opportunity for members to organize a group of three or four...

The conference theme is “Science and Policy for a Sustainable Future”. This theme intends to move the debate from scientific discoveries and insights to practical solutions and viable policies. Conference participants will come from academia, the non-profit sector and the public sector with...

Thematic Areas: - Climate change - Economical instruments for the environmental control - Health and environment - Natural Resources Management - Biofuels - Economic assessment of environmental and natural resources